★Rights Sold in U.K.
★A number of Korea's top sci-fi authors recreate the projects of master of horror literature, Lovecraft, building a vast world of horror and wonder with their eight works, paying tribute to the legend of horror literature, Lovecraft!
★ "MD's Choice" by Korea's largest bookstore, KyoBo Bunko
★Recommended by Korea's mainstream media "Korean National News" and "Dong-A Ilbo"
★A new kind of fear that inspires deep human imagination, a world where the line between reality and fantasy blurs…
★After a month-long rainstorm, as if the heavens had been opened, something fell from the sky, and a huge crash shook the entire village, and strange things happened one after another…

* Lovecraft created the most influential horror fiction system of the 20th century: the Cthulhu Mythos, revealing the deep human fear of the unknown and darkness, and feeling the trembling of the soul as it dances with evil. It has influenced countless films and TV dramas, games and anime in later generations. The cultural roots of games like World of Warcraft, The Elder Scrolls, and StarCraft.

There are 8 books in this series:
"The Sky Shoes"
"The Dragon of Evil and Horror"
"Song of the Stars"
"The Rootless Star"
"The Plague Sea"
"To the Lowlands"
"The Call of Friends"
"The God Outside"

The LCRC series is a project by a renowned Korean science fiction writer to reinvent the master of horror literature, H.P. Lovecraft. It pays tribute to Lovecraft's work on the one hand, stirring the deepest human imagination with new horror stories, a worldview that blurs the line between reality and fantasy, and light, dreary imagery, while at the same time rewriting Lovecraft's old ideas about racism and male domination with a subversive perspective. Initially intended as a tribute to Lovecraft, these works later point out sharply what exactly are the fears we face in today's reality?

The Sky Shoes
The remote mountain village of Umori was founded as an ideal and secret community by a strange old woman named Derendak during Japanese colonial times. None of the villagers here are native to the area, but are immigrants who have uprooted themselves to settle in Umori with Derendak's help. Everyone has a little known past. But no one talks about it anymore. All the land in the village belonged to Derendak, and the villagers lived here without asking for anything in return.
Until one year, after a month of rain, it was as if the heavens opened and something fell from the sky with a crash that shook the village, and strange things began to happen. The teacher of the village was found drowned, and a terrible light began to hover in the well of the village. Derendak looked up at the sky and noticed that it was painted in strange colours. She decided to do something about it, but first she called the young girl Mary and told her about her own distant past...